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Closing arguments

· Steve Pierson

Six days to go. Here are the five big issues that I am finding can turn swing voters to the Left. There are others as well (see our Standard line series) but these have been effective points in my experience. Over the next few days,…

election 2008

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Public politics

· Dancer

In today's Herald six prominant NZer's nail their political colours to the mast: Sir Paul Reeves: electorate vote Maori party, party vote Labour; "Labour will still get his party vote, and he would prefer that the Maori Party formed a government with Labour, rather than…

activism election 2008

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Vote smart: The Maori seats

· Steve Pierson

Each of the Maori seats presents an opportunity for tactical voting for a left-wing voter. If you favour the Maori Party candidate in your seat, and you think you can trust them to support working with a Labour-led government, then go ahead and vote for…

election 2008 vote smart

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SSTimes finds more $ in the pocket

· Dancer

From this mornings SSTimes: New research has revealed a dramatic reversal in financial fortunes for the average Kiwi family, which is now $60 better off each week than it was six months ago. Falling mortgage costs teamed with the government's October 1 tax cuts and a…

economy election 2008

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Vote smart: The micro parties

· Steve Pierson

Last election, 7,000 people gave their votes to very small left-wing parties that never had any chance of winning a seat in Parliament. That's 0.3% of the vote; a small but not insignificant amount. If those votes to the Alliance and Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis had…

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What a rag

· Steve Pierson

A week out from the election, Granny Herald has still yet to do any proper coverage of the effects on individuals and the economy of National's four flagship policies: privatising ACC, gutting Kiwisaver, reducing work rights, and weakening the RMA and ETS.  Yet, they can find…

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End of Winston?

· IrishBill

The Dominion Post has published some pretty damning evidence indicating Winston Peters' connections with the Vela family. According to the Dom Winston's right-hand man, Ross Meurant, was telling the Vela's that their donations to New Zealand First would give them "input" into the party's policies.…

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